The 20th and 21st centuries saw the emergence around the world of women’s movements that have pioneered diversity in society.

Despite the achievements of feminist movements, many women still face formidable barriers to accessing the full range of economic opportunities. From structural inequalities, gender biases and limited access to resources and capital, the journey towards genuine economic empowerment is far from over. Sustained efforts are required to dismantle the systemic obstacles women face in the labour market and beyond. ..

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